The Con

Fact: In most swindles, it's the sucker who talks himself into believing the con.
Most legitimate transactions that occur are straight swindles. There isn't a lot of honesty. Self interest always prevails. Self preservation is the strongest of instincts. I've been making the transformation from free spirited and riding out the blessings bestowed upon me to straight hustla, working the limits of the system designed to benefit those privy to the information and resources of the elite. There's a whole network of information and advantages but there's a catch, once you're in, you give up a lot, you put a lot on the line and there's a point of no return. The question is, is it worth crossing that line. Crossing that line leads to a path to freedom but it's a long road to freedom for some of us and the cost is great. The question remains, is the glimpse of this path a blessing or a curse? I often wonder why the road is paved for some and others have to labor one cobblestone at a time to pave their own way. Is there a formula for success? I have all the questions and I want more answers. Due diligence, that's a noble endeavor, does it always pay? More questions. I am on to the next plateau of what may define my future success. Leavng a legacy for my generations yet to be is what I endeavor to accomplish. I wonder if I'm being hustled or am I on my hustle to move to the next level of wealth and prosperity.
Fact: I wish it was a simple matter of forward movement and that I wasn't just a sucka trying desperately to make myself believe the con. cause everyday I'm hustling